Nevada Highway Patrol Southern Command is a Contact Person. Nevada is associated with 26 contracts. Activity spans Janitorial Services, Professional and Management Development Training, and Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing.
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Solicitation 65DPS-S4029 is a request for quotes for 2027 Motorcycles issued by the Nevada Highway Patrol, Department of Public Safety. The procurement is managed by the NHP S Command Sub Station in Las Vegas, Nevada, under NAICS code 441227. Quotes are strictly limited to the listed items, and substitutions will not be considered. The deadline for submitting questions is October 8, 2026, at 12 pm PST, with responses expected via amendment around October 15, 2026. The final response deadline for all quotes is November 2, 2026, at 10 pm PST.
Vendors must submit their quotes electronically through the NevadaEPro portal, providing unit costs, discount percentages, and freight for each item. The submission process requires vendors to declare any goods preferences, disclose pending litigation, and formally accept the bid terms and conditions, noting any specific exceptions. All supporting documentation and technical proposals must be uploaded as attachments without special characters in the filenames. Primary contact for this solicitation is Purchaser Miriam Garcia.
NevadaNHP S Command Sub Station
4615 W Sunset Rd
Highway Patrol Division
Department of Public Safety
State of Nevada
Las Vegas,
NV,
89118,
USA
NAICS
441227
Motorcycle, ATV, and All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers
The Nevada Department of Public Safety, specifically the Nevada Highway Patrol, is issuing a request for qualification for Mental Health Professionals under solicitation number 65DPS-S4025. This state-level procurement opportunity seeks qualified professionals to provide mental health services, with the primary place of performance located at the NHP Headquarters in Carson City, Nevada.
Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 20, 2026. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Purchaser Heather Moon. Detailed information regarding the qualification process and specific requirements can be found through the provided agency portal.
NevadaShip To: NHP Headquarters
555 Wright Way
Highway Patrol Division
Department of Public Safety
State of Nevada
Carson City,
NV,
89711,
USA
NAICS
621330
Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians)
The Nevada Department of Public Safety, Nevada State Police, is soliciting quotes for a four-year contract to provide inspection, annual certification, repair, and maintenance services for vehicle hoists at Northern Command Fleet Shops in Reno and Elko. The scope of work specifically covers Snap-on 10,000 LB Two-Post Hoists and requires that annual safety certifications be completed within two weeks of a request. All work must adhere to manufacturer specifications and applicable safety regulations. On-call repair services require a written estimate and prior approval from the NHP Fleet Shop Supervisor before any work is performed.
Quotes are due by October 21, 2026, at 8:59 a.m. via the NevadaEPro system. Evaluation is based on a weighted scoring system focusing on the quality of the inspection plan, repair capabilities, personnel qualifications, safety compliance, understanding of the hoist inventory, and cost. Mandatory minimum requirements for award include a valid Nevada business license, compliance with state indemnity laws, and a no-boycott of Israel certification. The selected vendor must maintain comprehensive insurance coverages, including general liability, automobile, and workers compensation, and provide resumes for key personnel. Payment is subject to specific state billing deadlines, with a potential administrative fee for stale claims submitted after the first Friday in August.
NevadaShip To: NHP Headquarters
555 Wright Way
Highway Patrol Division
Department of Public Safety
State of Nevada
Carson City,
NV,
89711,
USA
NAICS
811310
Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
The Nevada Department of Public Safety, through the Nevada State Purchasing Division, is soliciting competitive quotes for the acquisition of six Skydio X10 drones, three Pix4D Matic software licenses, and associated training services. The training, provided by CFS, will be a three-day program on Pix4D conducted at two separate locations to support drone projects. This procurement is classified under NAICS code 541519, which pertains to specialized computer services, and is designated as a solicitation with a response deadline set for February 23, 2026. The point of performance is in Carson City, Nevada, and interested vendors must adhere strictly to the specifications detailed in the solicitation, with no exceptions allowed.
Bidders must comply with the Nevada State Purchasing Division’s Standard Terms and Conditions, which emphasize the need for new equipment, irrevocable pricing, and adherence to federal and state legal requirements, including OSHA standards and non-discrimination laws. Preference is given to Nevada-based vendors where applicable, and no boycott of Israel is permitted under state law. Vendors are instructed to submit quotes electronically through the NevadaEPro system following precise procedural steps to ensure proper bid acknowledgment and compliance. The solicitation includes comprehensive documentation to guide vendors through the submission process, emphasizing thorough review of all attachments and acceptance of all governing terms. This opportunity is specifically managed by the Nevada Highway Patrol Southern Command and requires strict adherence to all defined conditions to qualify for award consideration.
The State of Nevada, through its Department of Public Safety, Highway Patrol division, is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide comprehensive, evidence-based post-traumatic growth (PTG) training at their Northern and Southern offices, with the primary location for performance being Las Vegas, Nevada. This solicitation, identified as 65DPS-S3658 and posted on January 23, 2026, invites vendors to submit their responses by February 6, 2026. The training program aims to support Law Enforcement personnel by fostering resilience and recovery through scientifically supported methodologies addressing post-traumatic growth.
Interested vendors must utilize the NevadaEPro platform to access the solicitation documents, submit quotes, and comply with the outlined submission procedures. The process requires careful attention to bid statuses, document attachments, terms and conditions, and detailed pricing entries as described in the vendor instructions. For inquiries or further information, the primary point of contact is the Nevada Highway Patrol Headquarters purchasing office, reachable via email or phone. This solicitation falls under NAICS code 611430, signifying educational services, specifically tailored to meet the needs of the state's law enforcement training objectives.
The Nevada Department of Public Safety, specifically the State Highway Patrol, is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide maintenance, service, support, training, and software/hardware updates for their Emissions Inspection System/OBD-II Integrated Analyzers. This solicitation, identified as 65DPS-S3647, is aimed at ensuring continued operational efficiency and technological support for the analyzers used at the Nevada emissions testing locations, with the primary place of performance being in Reno, Nevada. Vendors responding must be familiar with the technical and support requirements of emissions inspection equipment, aligning with the NAICS code 423710, which pertains to equipment and supplies related to this sector.
The solicitation was posted on January 19, 2026, with a proposal submission deadline of February 2, 2026. Interested vendors must submit their bids through the NevadaEPro online portal, which provides detailed guidance on navigating the system, submitting quotes, acknowledging solicitations, and uploading necessary documentation. The process emphasizes compliance with all terms and conditions and careful attention to bid instructions to ensure responsiveness. The designated point of contact for this solicitation is NHP N Command Barnett, reachable via email or phone, who can provide assistance and additional information as needed throughout the procurement process.
The Nevada Department of Public Safety is soliciting bids for Setina XL Partition Transfer Kits, Radio Panel Kits, T-Rail Universal Brackets, and Steel Skid Plates to support the Nevada Highway Patrol. The solicitation, identified by number 65DPS-S3608, was posted on December 12, 2025, with a response deadline of January 5, 2026. This procurement falls under NAICS code 336390 and is intended to equip law enforcement vehicles with durable and compatible hardware for partition and radio panel installation. Vendors interested in responding must use the NevadaEPro electronic bidding system, following detailed instructions for logging in, accessing solicitation documents, submitting quotes, and acknowledging terms and conditions.
The point of contact for this solicitation is NHP N Command Barnett, reachable via email and phone, to address any inquiries related to the bid. The procurement process encourages vendors to carefully review all attachments in the solicitation for complete specifications and to provide detailed pricing on required items. The performance location for delivery and installation is within Nevada, emphasizing local support and compliance with state procurement protocols. Overall, this bid request aims to secure high-quality, standardized components essential for the operational readiness of the Nevada Highway Patrol's fleet, ensuring efficient and reliable vehicle equipment upgrades.
The Nevada Department of Public Safety is soliciting bids for various police vehicle accessories under solicitation number 65DPS-S3599, with a response deadline of January 6, 2026. This procurement targets suppliers who can provide equipment for the Nevada Highway Patrol, reflecting the needs of this state law enforcement division. Vendors are expected to comply with detailed specifications listed under the 'Items' tab of the solicitation and must submit their proposals through the NevadaEPro electronic procurement system. All submissions must adhere to the standard terms and conditions outlined by the Nevada State Purchasing Division, which include compliance with federal and state regulations, non-discrimination policies, irrevocable pricing, and timely payment protocols.
The bid submission process requires vendors to register and navigate the NevadaEPro system, which provides clear instructions on how to acknowledge the solicitation, review item and header information, and complete required fields for pricing and vendor questions. Attention to detail is crucial, including the review of all attached files and acceptance of terms and conditions before final submission. The procurement does not specify any set-aside categories, and the solicitation is open to qualified vendors meeting the state's requirements. The point of contact for any inquiries is NHP N Command Barnett, reachable via email or phone. This procurement represents a structured opportunity for suppliers to support the Nevada Highway Patrol with critical vehicle accessories while ensuring adherence to the state's rigorous purchasing policies.
The Nevada Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide statewide fleet tow services for their vehicles, including both operable and inoperable units. The contract, titled Fleet Vehicle Transport, is estimated to be valued between $50,000 and $200,000 and involves transporting vehicles across Nevada, primarily focusing on the Reno, Elko, and Las Vegas regions, with Reno designated as the primary destination for damaged or excess vehicles. Vendors are expected to supply services such as pickup, secure loading, transport, and delivery, adhering to timelines that require initiating pickup within ten business days of request unless otherwise coordinated. The scope emphasizes maintaining all transport vehicles in good condition, complying with licensing, permits, and safety standards, and coordinating directly with NHP fleet staff for scheduling and delivery.
Key contractual requirements include comprehensive insurance coverage, with detailed stipulations on minimum coverage limits, primary and non-contributory policies, and notification procedures for cancellations, all overseen by the Nevada Risk Management Division. Vendors must accept the state's terms and conditions or specify exceptions, and are responsible for providing certificates of insurance and ensuring subcontractors meet insurance obligations. The procurement process is managed via the Nevada ePro system, with detailed instructions for bid submission, including uploading required documentation, completing cost schedules, and adhering to deadlines. The contract does not explicitly reference federal FAR clauses or specify a particular contract type but mandates compliance with Nevada procurement laws, insurance standards, and performance timelines. Overall, the agreement centers on ensuring safe, timely, and compliant vehicle transport services statewide, with administrative and insurance provisions designed to mitigate risk and facilitate smooth contract execution.
NevadaNV,
USA$50K–$200Kest.
NAICS
484121
General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload
The Nevada Department of Public Safety, specifically the Nevada Highway Patrol, has issued a solicitation for new vehicle builds, with the official solicitation number 65DPS-S3482. The project involves the procurement of vehicles with a contract size estimated between 5 million and 15 million dollars. The posting date for this bid was September 17, 2025, and responses are due by October 7, 2025. The procurement process is managed through the NevadaEPro online system, which provides detailed instructions for vendors on how to access, review, and submit their bids, including guidance on navigating bid categories, acknowledging solicitations, and submitting comprehensive quotes. The contract emphasizes compliance with Nevada’s procurement laws, including preferences for Nevada-based businesses, adherence to federal and state regulations such as OSHA and anti-discrimination statutes, and the prohibition of boycotting Israel.
The solicitation is a formal request for competitive bids on vehicle builds for the Nevada Highway Patrol, with the potential to award contracts based on factors such as price, quality, delivery timelines, and total cost of ownership. Vendors are required to submit detailed descriptive data along with their quotes, and the process involves strict adherence to the Nevada State Purchasing Division’s standard terms and conditions. These include provisions for irrevocable pricing, payment terms ranging from 30 to 45 days post-invoice, FOB destination shipping, and compliance with all applicable laws. The documentation accompanying the bid provides comprehensive instructions for vendors on how to navigate the NevadaEPro platform, including how to respond to bid questions, handle no-bid items, and ensure timely submission of their proposals. The overall goal is to facilitate a transparent, fair, and efficient procurement process for the state’s vehicle needs.
NevadaNV,
USA$5M–$15Mest.
NAICS
336110
Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
